I selected "Center Print" in the Plugin, but the print is off center by about an eighth of an inch printing from the Cassette.
Problem: Printing from the Photoshop plugin with "Center of Output Media Size" selected , landscape images have right margin 1/8 inch greater than left margin. Portrait images have bottom margin 1/8 inch greater than top margin. Due to a bug in the Export plugin (confirmed by Canon Tech Support). One poster reported that the problem occurred on super B paper (13 X 19) with one inch margins, but did not occur when printing on letter size paper with 1/2 inch margins. Does not occur when printing through regular 8 bit printer driver. Reported not to occur when printing from the top tray.
Update 9/28/07:Bug appears to be fixed in Windows version 2.04 of plugin.
Workaround: In the Photoshop Export plugin, go to the Page Setup tab and find the Layout section. For Landscape oriented images, add 0.07 inches to the Left Margin calculated by "Center of Output Media Size". The "Specify Print Start Position" will be automatically selected. The small preview pane will show the image slightly off center, but it should now print correctly. Same correction for Portrait oriented images, but add 0.07 inches to the Top Margin instead of the Left Margin.
My prints from the top Tray aren't centered.
Problem: Prints from the top Tray on Canon Photo Satin 8.5 X 11 aren't centered (reported for Mac OS). The print is landscape orientation, cropped to 11 X 8.5 (W x H) before printing. Printed through Photohsop Export plugin, page setup ANSI etter, fit to media, and orientation to landscape.The left margin is 1/8in, the top and bottom is 1/4in and the right margin is 1.75inch.
Resolution: Uninstalled all the canon IPFf5000 drivers, went into spotlight and searched and deleted all ipf5000 references. Restarted my Mac, installed all the printer drivers and voila, my prints are centered.
I selected "Center Print" in the Plugin, but the print is off center by about an eighth of an inch printing from the Cassette.
Problem: Printing from the Photoshop plugin with "Center of Output Media Size" selected , landscape images have right margin 1/8 inch greater than left margin. Portrait images have bottom margin 1/8 inch greater than top margin. Due to a bug in the Export plugin (confirmed by Canon Tech Support). One poster reported that the problem occurred on super B paper (13 X 19) with one inch margins, but did not occur when printing on letter size paper with 1/2 inch margins. Does not occur when printing through regular 8 bit printer driver. Reported not to occur when printing from the top tray.
Update 9/28/07: Bug appears to be fixed in Windows version 2.04 of plugin.
Workaround: In the Photoshop Export plugin, go to the Page Setup tab and find the Layout section. For Landscape oriented images, add 0.07 inches to the Left Margin calculated by "Center of Output Media Size". The "Specify Print Start Position" will be automatically selected. The small preview pane will show the image slightly off center, but it should now print correctly. Same correction for Portrait oriented images, but add 0.07 inches to the Top Margin instead of the Left Margin.
My prints from the top Tray aren't centered.
Problem: Prints from the top Tray on Canon Photo Satin 8.5 X 11 aren't centered (reported for Mac OS). The print is landscape orientation, cropped to 11 X 8.5 (W x H) before printing. Printed through Photohsop Export plugin, page setup ANSI etter, fit to media, and orientation to landscape.The left margin is 1/8in, the top and bottom is 1/4in and the right margin is 1.75inch.
Resolution: Uninstalled all the canon IPFf5000 drivers, went into spotlight and searched and deleted all ipf5000 references. Restarted my Mac, installed all the printer drivers and voila, my prints are centered.